Absolutely, I couldn't agree more! Implementing a referral section in a service is a brilliant and simple idea that can have an immensely positive impact. This kind of referral program creates a win-win situation for everyone involved.

Firstly, from the perspective of the existing clients, they are motivated to refer friends to the service because they stand to receive a discount on their next payment. This acts as a strong incentive for them to spread the word and share their positive experiences with others, thereby organically growing the customer base.

Secondly, for the new members who are referred, receiving a discount on their first month makes signing up for the service even more enticing. It creates a welcoming environment for them and encourages them to explore the benefits of the service without a major financial commitment.

Furthermore, word-of-mouth referrals are often the most powerful form of marketing, as they come from genuine experiences and trusted sources. This referral system leverages that power and helps the service provider grow their customer base organically, saving on expensive advertising campaigns.

Overall, this straightforward referral system not only fosters a sense of loyalty among existing members but also acts as a driver for new customer acquisition. It's a win for the clients, a win for the service provider, and a win for the trainer. I believe it's an incredibly effective strategy that can lead to significant growth and success for any service-based business!

This needs to happen!

A happy client is the best marketing possible. As trainers we spend just as much time marketing as we do training our clients. So if a client referral reward program could be made the trainers business could build itself. Each client could have their own link for a referral to use at check out. As a reward the trainer could set the reward to either a discount on the current month or subsequent months or cash back to that client. The client could literally make money from referrals. This could also be for someone that's not a client. It could be a way to create a marketing team for the trainer even if that person isn't a client. Currently a discount can be manually applied to the clients profile. But it would be difficult to track what the client is owed for x number of referrals.

This would be great!!!!

A referral feature that works seamlessly with Trainerize Pay would be very powerful and effective

Create ways your clients can earn points when they join, share, and refer friends. Create rewards your customers can redeem with the points they’ve earned

It would be awesome if I could set up a referral program so that when one of my clients refers someone, the new client is able to enter their referral code, and everything is automtically tracked. For example, I run a 6 week challenge, and I provide $10 off per client that is referred. I currently have to manually track this and provide the appropriate discount code.

YES PLEASE!! Especially since being a personal trainer/online trainer get their clientele from word of mouth primarily

Yes let's make this happen

I love it!

This would be EXTREMELY helpful in streamlining the business and bringing more attention to the Trainerize platform. Please look into this!

Great idea, I would love to see that

This would be great!

Referral marketing is MASSIVE so to build this in would be an awesome opportunity to widen the reach from our client base after all the hard work getting that client base

This would be fantastic to have in the app

Subscribe client receives discount on their next months payment for referring a new client.

Be able to have members refer you easily and collect points for a prize.

A simple system. You choose the reward, how many points they need to get it and how many points each referral is worth. Then each member gets his or her individual code to give to people, which they can either enter when signing up or give to the trainer which then enters it manually during registration. On their profile they can see how far they've close they are.